Current Student Resources

Our students’ physical, mental, and emotional well-being is an important foundation for their success in the department. This page lists how our students can take precautions to lessen the risks for injury.

Undergraduate applicants may be considered for a music talent scholarship. These awards are distinct and in addition to any academic merit scholarships that may be offered by the university. Music talent scholarship decisions are made at the time of audition. To be considered for a music talent scholarship, undergraduate applicants must have their audition materials evaluated no later than March 1.

View the descriptions for each ensemble and its audition requirements.

Guidelines describing the formal semester-end performance exams required of all students enrolled in applied music lessons.

Details on the piano proficiency requirement for undergraduate music majors, including options for exam or class-based completion.

Instructions and policies for organizing and scheduling solo or ensemble recitals within the Department of Music.

An on-campus competitive opportunity for undergraduates to perform and gain recognition within the department’s artist program.

Miami consistently ranks among the top universities in the nation for the number of students studying abroad. No matter your major, you're welcome to join the more than 1,500 Miami students each year who earn academic credit through study abroad. Students need to fully grasp the global nature of today's economy, politics, and cultures. Living and learning abroad is a great way to do that.

Information about proficiency tests that allow students to earn credit for first-year music theory core courses based on demonstrated competency.

Faculty and Students can self-enroll in the Graduate Music Program project site.